I have a Ktec AC adaptor Model KA12A120060035U; 120Vac; 60 Hz; 600mA. It goes to a fiber optic santa head. will anything you have work?
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This was an order for a fiber optic Poinsettia tree that did NOT work for me! I'm sorry I cannot answer your question but, hubby said this will NOT help either! "Merry Christmas" with many blessing in the coming year!
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I'd like that my answer be helpful, but I'll have to tell you that I bought this Adapter in error! The V's were OK, the mA's were OK, too; but I forgot everything about the plug tip, which was not the one needed! (Although it was my mistake, I've noticed that Adapter vendors don't pay too much attention to the tips! Hence, my [our] mistakes!) The vendor told me "no remorse", and I accepted it! - On the other hand, the Adapter looked all right to me, but I ignore its effectiveness! Henfry,
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This was an order for a fiber optic Poinsettia tree that did NOT work for me! I'm sorry I cannot answer your question but, hubby said this will NOT help either!"Merry Christmas" with many blessing in the coming year!
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If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are working fine. If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are... » Read More If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are working fine. « Show Less
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None. The AC input works with 120v i.e. any energy line in the US. The ligh bulbs consume 10W.
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Yes, it will work because it brings the adaptor, but I will no recomend this product. It doesn't hold the readings and is low quality.
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It comes with a "KTec AC adaptor." Input 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 24-39 VA, 0.4A; Output 9.5V, 1.2A. I believe Australia is 240 V and 50 Hz, so it should be OK in that respect. HOWEVER: The plug shape is WRONG for Australia, so you might need a plug adaptor.
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Amazon kicked my reply back, probably because it had a web address in it. Check out irrigationdirect.com They have the transformer/power supply. 21.50. Check the internal fuse first.
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Hi Chris, Yes the WS-POE-5v-kit 5 volt power is compatible and will just fine.
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Hello Mr. Weller, this is exactly what you want, it is standard for any portable cd player.Ktec Ac adaptor, AC 120v / DC 6V 350mA KA12D060035024 U by Ktech $12.49
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Sorry that the adapter must be 10-30V.Please purchase a relay wiring and find a suitable adapter to work with.
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Please google images on this connector and wire. I think the wire you are using is for 120 VAC and not 240 VAC. You should have 4 conductor (Black/Black, white, green or Black/Red, white green) 2 phase @ 240V, Neutral and Ground.
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Our transmitter is plugged into 120 volt AC outlet. You may have to purchase an adapter. Best best is to call the company who make the transmitter, I believe HiTech. We run a 60 cycle AC in here. My friend is from Sweden and I will check with her to see what outlets they use there and what's compatible for you.
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This thing is tricky. I tried 6 different combinations and finally the one at the link below worked.Input 110-220VAC ~ 50/60Hz Output DC 12V 4000mA/Pyramid PS2K AC to DC Adaptor
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I'm not an electrician, but I think you would have to buy an adapter. You should probably contact the manufacturer.
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http://www.buyphilipsparts.com/item/9718471/Norelco/420303552230/Ac_Adaptor_(Us_Version)
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If you are talking about input power you have to use the enclosed adaptor. If you are talking about output POE the answer is no. It is a true 48v POE.
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It doesn't appear to be compatible as it states 120 volt 60 Hz 120 watt. I will try to upload the label.
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I have that exact model and never could get it to work, but I purchased a used emitter on e-bay, that may have been my problem. Sorry that's probably not a lot of help other than not to purchase a used part.